California judge upholds AG's Prop 39 ballot language on voter ID measure
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A Sacramento Superior Court judge ruled that California Attorney General Rob Bonta’s ballot label and summary for Proposition 39 accurately describe the measure’s effect, which would require government-issued ID to vote. A separate judge tentatively found that the backers’ description claiming the measure would make voting easier was misleading, prompting changes to the voter guide language. The rulings shape how Prop 39 is presented to voters, with reactions from Bonta and opponents.
- Judge rejects challenge to California attorney general’s description of voter ID measure Los Angeles Times
- Sacramento judge sides with Attorney General Rob Bonta in Prop 39 ballot title lawsuit KCRA
- California court shuts down GOP bid to sanitize anti-voting measure Democracy Docket
- Will voter ID ballot measure make casting votes easier? Sacramento judge says no Sacramento Bee
- Courts rule in favor of Democrats on two lawsuits on Prop. 39, the voter ID initiative for November ABC10
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